What is Legal Malpractice? When Can You Sue Your Lawyer?
Legal malpractice is when a lawyer violates the legal standard of care and causes permanent damage to a valid case. In plain English, this means the following: 1. Lawyers have
Legal malpractice is when a lawyer violates the legal standard of care and causes permanent damage to a valid case. In plain English, this means the following: 1. Lawyers have
Preponderance of the Evidence for Facebook Chat Admission In an issue of first impression, the 3rd Circuit provided an analysis for authentication and admission of social media evidence. The authentication
Seeing Back in Time with Google Street View Ever wondered what a location looked like a year, or even 5 years ago? Google Street View can help you out. Let
Preserving Social Media Evidence I recorded this video for the PBA Solo and Small Firm Practice Section Conference. I am sharing it because I thought people might like to know
Slides for a presentation I am offering on Friday. The subject is “GLBT issues – a broad legal overview.” GLBT Representation in Pennsylvania – A Broad Overview from
Here are the slides I am presenting tomorrow at the PBA Solo and Small Firm Practice Section’s Conference in Bedford Spring. My presentation explores: Why social media matters Potential business
Landlord Tenant Law and Breaking a Lease In the past two weeks I have had two questions about what happens when you need to break your lease. I know this
What Happens if the Jury Doesn’t Feel Zimmerman is Guilty of Murder but is Guilty of Another Crime? On Facebook this evening, a friend posted that he thought that George
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